The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-07-27
Montpelier and Vicinity.

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THE worst score yet: Rum to nothing.
c. w. SKINNER is spending the week in
Boston.
Miss INEz HAyFoRD is visiting in Cham
plain, n. Y.
REV. A. b. TRUAx preached in Waterbury
last Sunday.
j. G.. Brown was in Stowe on business
last Wednesday.
A NEW brick sidewalk has just been laid
on Bailey avenue.
GENERAL w. H. GILMORE of Fairlee was
in town yesterday.
Mr.. f. b. KEITH and family of Chicago
are at the Pavilion.
MISS ANNIE McCLoUD is visiting at her
home in Barre, Canada.
NJ j. GILLETT of Richmond was in town
Tuesday visiting relatives.
JUDGE REDFIELD has been considerably
indisposed for several days.
MISSES MAMIE AND ELIZABETH BLISS are
visiting friends in Swanton.
DAVID Mcneil of Clinton, Mass, is max
ing two weeks visit in town.
S. S. BALLARD returned from his western
prospecting tour on Monday last.
Ex-Governor PINGREE and Major John
G. Stearns were in town Monday.
THE letter-carriers wore their new suits
yesterday morning for the first time
THE Pavilion has been favored with a
large number of guests the past week.
MELVIN COBB is at home on vacation
from Boston, as is also Horace Marvin.
WILBER TRUAx OF White River junction
is visiting his father, Rev. A. b. Truax.
THE bailiffs have sold Capital fire-engine
and hose-cart to the town of Morrisville.
FRANK CARROLL of East Montpelier is
learning the plumbers trade of p. l.. Lyons.
WILLIE SMITH who has been visiting his
uncle in Middlesex, returned home last
Thursday.
GEORGE G.. KELLOGG returned to Boston
Monday His family will remain here for
some time.
Miss LIZZIE WATERS of St. Johns bury
spent Sunday in town with Miss Eta
Waters, her sister.
REV. S. G. HAYFoRD was called away last
Thursday to attend the funeral of f. NJ.
Snow of Marshfeld.
HUBER BREWER has had his vacation, and
now Mr.. Long is willing to have his custom
ers "huber up" all they want to,
THE little folks of the Bethany Sunday
school had very enjoyable picnic in Lang
don's grove last week Wednesday.
Mrs. FANNIE SCOTT BROWNE of Des
Moines, Iowa, former resident of Mont
pelier, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w,
Ellis.
| REMEMBER that the Barnum show street
parade takes place at eight o'clock in the
morning 1t promises to be a big thing on
wheels.
Mrs. MARK BAILEY and Miss Bailey of
New Haven, who have passed several sea-
sons here, arrived at the Pavilion Thursday
evening.
A GOOD work was done in moving that
electric light pole in front of the courthouse
by which Elm street will receive a portion
of the light
Mrs. MARY G. BOLTON and her son, Henry
b., OF Washington, ID. c., are enjoying few
weeks vacation in Montpelier and East
Roxbury.
THE selectmen, and not the government,
as stated last week, purchased the land of
G. II. Heath where the stone-crusher is to
be set up.
FRANK A. SHERBURNE and family, ac-
companied by his brother, II. X. Sherburne
of Barre, are taking an outing at Highgate
this week.
Ir is reported that Mansel the first base
man of the Montpelier nine, is negotiating
with the manager of the Burlington nine to
play in that club.
SEVERAL gentlemen in this place have a
plan to build small summer cottages on land
at Berlin pond now held by George NJ
Scribner under lease. If the necessary